U.S. stocks and Treasury yields resumed their rise but the dollar failed to follow. Instead of trading higher, the greenback lost value against most of the major currencies. The EUR/USD rose above 1.30 and USD/JPY slipped below 101 after a round of weaker than expected economic data. Equity and fixed income traders shrugged off the data but FX traders refused to budge. Long dollar positions are still being cut which suggests that currency traders are still worried about the volatility in the financial markets and the eagerness of the Fed to taper asset purchases. U.S. equity and fixed income traders have completely ignored the 5% drop in the Nikkei overnight. Japanese stocks are 13% off its highs and if it continues to decline, it may have ripple effects over to U.S. markets and keep the dollar in corrective mode. However if the Nikkei stabilizes and starts to recover, then the dollar has a chance of joining the recovery.https://support.fxcc.com/email/technical/31052013/

Upwards scenario: Further bullish momentum might occur if the price manages to climb above the key resistance level at 1.3061 (R1). Next targets on the way could be exposed at 1.3081 (R2) and 1.3101 (R3). Downwards scenario: On the other hand, corrective action would be reasonable scenario in current price setup. Next on tap is seen support level at 1.3026 (S1), break here is required to enable our initial targets at 1.3006 (S2) and 1.2987 (S3)

Upwards scenario: Price has comfortably ranged on the hourly timeframe however we see potential to overcome our next resistance level at 101.30 (R1) later on today. Our eventual targets locates at 101.60 (R2) and 101.90 (R3). Downwards scenario: If the price failed to gain momentum on the upside we expect retest of our key support level at 100.47 (S1). Clearance here is required to keep the downside extension intact and enable our lower targets at 100.16 (S2) and 99.87 (S3).